TNA Wrestling confirmed on Monday the departures of two wrestlers from its Knockouts Division: Mara Sadé and Jody Threat.
"TNA Wrestling confirmed today that Jody Threat and Mara Sadé have left the company," a TNA spokesperson stated in a news release. "We wish them the best in her future endeavors." The company also announced that a former Knockouts champion is slated to return, though the identity of the wrestler was not disclosed.
These departures add to a recent string of wrestlers who have left the promotion in 2025 and 2026, including Tessa Blanchard, Steve Maclin, Myla Grace, Eric Young, Mike Santana, Tommy Dreamer, Veronica Crawford, Sami Callihan, Travis Williams, and Judas Icarus.
Despite the roster changes, TNA Wrestling continues to feature several active storylines. KC Navarro is positioned as a contender for the TNA World Championship in his feud with Nic Nemeth. Additionally, Jason Hotch recently won the TNA International Championship, and the promotion is nearing the crowning of its first TNA Knockouts TV champion.
TNA is also scheduled to hold its Lockdown pay-per-view event for the first time in over a decade, with all matches taking place inside a steel cage.